The actual lyrics to the TikTok-viral audio “Ding Dong Eat It Up” are simple, repetitive, and delightfully absurd. The sound typically features a chant-like line:
🎶 “Ding dong, eat it up!” 🎶
There may be slight variations or remixes, but this basic phrase is the core. It’s often repeated with a rhythmic, playful cadence over background music, usually during comedic or chaotic cooking clips.
The tone? Totally playful, silly, and addictively catchy. Think of it as the audio equivalent of an unhinged children’s rhyme—intentionally weird, but irresistibly meme-able.
Ding Dong Eat It Up Lyrics
D—ding dong, eat it up, eat it well and mix it u—
Ding dong, or the fuck g—give it to you, give it to you, gi—gi—gi
To you one, to you one, to you one, to you one
To you one, to you one, to you
To you one, to you one, to you one, to you one
To you one, to you one, to you
To you one, to you one, to you one, to you one
To you one, to you one, to you
To you one, to you one, to you one, to you one
To you one, to you one, to you
G—give it to you, give it to you, give it to you, give it to you
Foi toda princesa lá pra DZ7, foi toda princesa lá pra DZ7
Foi toda princesa lá pra DZ7, foi toda princesa lá pra DZ7
Foi toda princesa lá pra DZ7
Acordou mandraka mama, mama, mama, mama, mama
Mama, mama, mama, mama, lá pra DZ7
Mama, mama, mama, mama, lá pra DZ7
Mama, mama, mama, mama, lá pra DZ7
Mama, mama, mama, mama, lá pra DZ7
Origin of “Ding Dong Eat It Up”
- Creator: The viral sound originates from a TikTok posted by user @trixi.clipz17, featuring a chaotic cooking clip titled “Fique Curry Cooking Video.”
- First Appearance: Mid-2023 (around August–September).
- Context: It wasn’t originally a formal song. Instead, it played in the background of an over-the-top video where someone aggressively cooks and presents a dish. The voice chanting “Ding dong, eat it up!” adds comedic flair.
- Not a song—but a memeable phrase mashed up with sounds and visuals.
How It Went Viral
The virality of “Ding Dong Eat It Up” followed a classic TikTok meme arc:
Initial Popularity
It started gaining traction in chaotic cooking content—videos where people make absurd meals or plate food dramatically.
Spread via Duets and Remixes
Users began stitching or dueting the sound, often with their own exaggerated meals or pets “eating it up.”
Platform Popularity
- TikTok was the epicenter.
- YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels followed, repurposing the sound in similar contexts.
- Memes & Spin-Offs: Some users added it to animal videos or animation edits. Others remixed the phrase into songs, sped-up versions, or even lo-fi beats.
Is There a Deeper Meaning?
Probably not. “Ding Dong Eat It Up” is purely nonsensical and thrives in its randomness. However, you could stretch an interpretation:
- A mockery of food influencers?
- A satire of ASMR/cooking culture?
- Or just… viral nonsense.
As with many TikTok trends, the lack of meaning becomes the joke.
